New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-04
PERSONAL.

The Rev Or. Howard Crosby, Of this city, will
make an Grafton to-day at Pine Hin, In the Catskills
he has recently purchased cottage near that place.
Birch Creek.
Ex-Governor Hoyt. of Pennsylvania, is at Key East
Beach. N. J.
ME- Carter H. Harrison, ex-Mayor Of chicago, COM
plains that newspapers do not always speak truth
fully OF him.
Mr.. Frank II stockton will spend most Of the
summer at his home In tho beautiful village OF
Madison, N.
Ex-senator Malone win never talk about the War
Of the Rebellion II he can help 1t
Chancellor Pierson will give reception In honor
OF the members Of the University Convocation at his
home In Albany on wednesday evening"
Miss Elizabeth P. Peabody Is reported to be
seriously III at her home at jamaica Plain, Mass.
Governor ormsbee of Vermont viii deliver the
address of welcome at the annual meeting Of the
American Institute of Instruction. which opens to-
morrow at Burlington.
Francis Rondo the Wisconsin pioneer who died
last week at Fond du Lac, aged than one hundred
years Is said to left 454 descendants in three gen.
eratlons.
The Rev. George T. Pentecost, the revivalist, was
at tho Nebraska Chautauqua Convention at Crete last
week
Dir. @. A. Buckley the Democratic "boss" Of San
Francisco, will leave England for home this week
The final decision of the eminent oculsts he has con-
suited little hope Of the restoration OF his sight
Mrs. John A. Logan is spending week in Chicago.
She appears be- In good health though showing tho
effects OF her great bereavement She anxious 10 have
her husbands remlins transferred to their permanent
resting place. "They are" she says, now lying In
vault of the Rock churchyard at Baltimore The
casket is private vault which was kindly prouered
me by Mrs. l.. s. Hutchinson. There is nothing but An
iron grating between the casket and the outside world
and have relied upon the guard Of soldiers to protect
IL against all would-be disturbers Of tie sacred dead
pr pucx rector OF the church has lit 10 ma
fault with the military and has requested me TO cause
the guard to be removed lie claims that the soldiers
are vile men and should not be allowed to profane the
chuohy ard with their presence think that inc re IA
secret Of the matter however, IL that one night as NE
was passing thrbugl, the yard he was accosted by
soldier Who not recognizing him, demanded his Dasl'
DO uniforms Iio has promised me that he will make
no change without first notifying me and so am not
will not consent TO tho removal of the guard until the
Generals body has been taken care OF. l Will not
self aud as DR.. Bucks action has caused me much
uneasiness am anxious that the work on the monu.
my husbands remains shall be placed here in Illinois
where they belong and where they can res, peaceiu
cannot rest till this be DONE"
Tho Rev. Dr. c. IT. spurgeon, OF London, has lately
celebrated his fifty-third birthday anniversary
The Rev. George W. Woodward who died In Chi
cago last week. was direct descendant Of Captain
Miles Standsh and q grandson Of the first professor
In Dartmouth College. His father was also profes-
sor the time Of the celebrated lawsuit In which
Daniel Webster pleaded eloquenty for tho college
and wife, assisted by their son, just deceased hid
the important documents In the CASE In an oatbin
until Mr. webster could como on from Boston and take
charge Of them.
Miss Poole, daughter OF the distinguished ubrar an,
whose index has added greatly tho value Of period
cal literature sailed June % missionary TO Japan
Ia company with Miss NJ Louise Or yes, of Spring
ncld Mass. Both are graduates OF Wellesley College